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Marauder

Gay and Depressed in Prison

3rd place entry in Corgi's Gaybellion Contest

In this game, you play a very familiar character from the previous Gay and Depressed stories, who is now in jail. You used to be a side character in other people's stories, but now the spotlight is finally yours in this Gay and Depressed spin-off!

If you're interested in some more Gay and Depressed story games, check out the original by queenlatifah04, Gay Old Time by Darius_Conwright, Gay and DepressedER!!! by fresh_out_of_the_oven, and Gay and Depressed: The snow bunny society by Benholman44. All of the "gay and depressed" stories are stand-alone stories, so each one can be read separately, but I highly recommend you check these stories out!

Stormchaser 1: Cross Country Stormchaser

unpublished

Stormchaser game for the edutainment contest. I will probably fill this in later, but I just came up with the idea and I know I'll forget it if I don't put it down somewhere.

Stormchaser 2: Intergalactic Stormchaser

unpublished

The sequel to Stormchaser 1. Our protagonist goes to outer space! Will fill in more later once I get more ideas, but for now, I had to reserve the title.

Stormchaser 3: Timechaser

unpublished

This is the 3rd installment of the storm chaser series and in this story, our protagonist goes back in time and sees historical storms. Also he deals with time storms. Will fill this in later once I actually come up with the story. I just wanted to put it down for now so I don't forget.

The Assassination of Fred Hampton by the Coward William O'Neal

unpublished

Black Panther game!

Not the marvel one, but the Black Panther political party from history.

I will make a proper description later. Just came up with the idea, and it would be a shame if I forgot, so I'm putting it down and reserving the title.

For Endmaster's Edutainment Contest.

White Collar Ghosts

unpublished

An Entry for Endmaster's Edutainment Contest

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An edutainment game that is designed to teach the complicated math of High Finance while also bringing you into the dangerous underworld of financial crime. Will you survive and come out on top? Or will you just become another statistic, a foolish high roller who wanted to make it big but got sucked into the machine, ultimately losing everything you've worked so hard for.

Embezzling, derivatives, and risk. You play as Shawn Carombe, an amoral and wealthy Harvard Business School graduate awash in the world of high finance.

Solve problems. Go out to fancy nightclubs. Drink expensive cocktails. Do crazy drugs, with names covering the whole alphabet. Wear fancy suits. Party with hard people who call you brother one moment, and in the next, stab you in the back. But above all else, be ruthless and unforgiving.

Calculus and Statistical Theory are your weapons of choice and your number one tools to get an edge over the competition. But if all else fails, the silver handled chrome gun tucked securely in your pocket has a bullet with your rival’s name stamped all over it…

Special thanks to Endmaster for hosting such a cool contest, everyone in this wonderful community who has supported me throughout this journey, and most of all, to the readers who are currently staring at this title page, and are on the verge of embarking on an exciting adventure, rife with organized crime, gangsters, illegal drugs, and tons and tons of math(wasn't a typo, you'll get both meth and math in this story XD)! I hope you like this storygame, and don't forget to rate and leave a comment at the end! Thank you!

Also, with regard to the allegations that I supposedly favored the trolls, all I can do is gasp in horror and storm out of the experiment, vowing vengeance on all who doubted me and cackling evilly as I embrace my turn to the dark side.

Lol. But just wanted to say, I loved the write up, and it was fun!

Well done on this game as well! I was less involved in the running of this game, but rest assured, I was following the developments incredibly closely. Mystic kept me updated on what was going on, and I'd like to congratulate goodnight, avo, cel, will, cavus, ace, and cat. And offer my condolences to Suranna, Ben, Liminal, and Malk - although I think a clone of yours still managed to come out on top in an alternate dimension :) Mystic sent me regular updates and I made sure to look in and see what was happening right from the start. I was following the developments of this game more as an audience member than a host, which allowed me to enjoy the spectacle rather than also thinking about running it. Although, I did help out from time to time, but that was minimal compared to the incredible work Mystic put into fully running this game and helping out so much with game 2(along with her doing the posts for both games, which is impressive!) I loved seeing Cavus's giant text wall analysis posts, Malk's and Will's role-play killed me, along with Cel(pretty much everyone killed it!), I was really impressed with Avo's ability to guess the trolls correctly and put them in shame with an almost uncanny level of intuition, and I like how compared to game 2, the mods acted more as a cohesive unit. I think you guys messaged each other quite well, and seeing Will + Cavus + Ace + Avo all work in tandem was wonderful! You guys embraced the spirit of the game, and ensured that no power hungry trolls can sully the good name of CYS! I'd also like to commend the trolls for their wonderful scheming, and I do think you guys did a really good job, it's just that the mods were too quick to outmaneuver you. One thing I thought was cool was that both games had a real life mod in the troll teams(MHD and Malk). MHD and Malk, a special shout out to you guys for bringing your mod experience into the game and playing for the opposite team, using the knowledge you've gained over the years for evil. And I think it was quite a fun reversal! Also, RIP Blister and Fresh, even the walls of the Troll Attack experiment center can't fully prevent outside news from seeping in, and the God of Death is truly omnipresent. So, we had 2 unaccounted corpses that mysteriously appeared and no doubt shook the game up quite a bit, which must have added delightfully to the air of mystery and danger pervading these games! Anyways, good work everyone, and I had a blast reading through these. You guys did an incredible job, and I was so happy to see everyone embrace this game and fully run with it just like me and Mystic did. You guys really matched us in terms of energy and enthusiasm, and this is one of the coolest things I've been a part of. It was an honor!

Congratulations Clayfinger, MHD, and Enter(And clone malk!) You guys played a deadly game, and came out victorious! I'd also like to congratulate the mods and CYStians as well, you guys more than held your own, and I'm sure that had things gone another way, you guys may very well have won. Let it not be said that the CYstians failed upon their incompetence, as you guys played the game incredibly well, and I was in awe at how well both sides were coordinating. I do think that for next time, the CYStians would benefit from more internal unity once you start to put the pieces together. I think all the mods(Milton, Gryphon, Anthraxus, and Unscapeable) made some really smart plays, although some of them backfired. But that's ok, I mean the rationale and reasoning behind the plays was brilliant, it's just that sometimes, they can interfere with the work of the other mods. I also think that the trolls were intentional in targeting the mods, and I feel like the mods could have banded together, but at the same time, I do get that it's tricky to do in a format like this especially when the mods and CYStians face the fog of war, while the trolls get easy and transparent communication with one another. You all did fantastic and it was a huge honor to co-host my first forum activity on CYS! I've never done anything quite like this before and it was a wonderful ride! I had to balance being a host and giving advice and feedback without crossing the line, but nevertheless I was really invested in both sides, and I loved seeing your strategies and methods. I'd like to thank Mystic for making this game, infusing it with her knowledge of CYS, and doing a simply amazing job as a host. I mean, I think the "gazette" newspapers were the highlight of my day, because of how relevant, funny, and timely they were to the game events, and they were just so well done! I'd like to say I helped out, but ultimately, Mystic more than took the lion share of both games, and she did a really admirable job handling so many variables, and making the game as fun as it was. Her organizational skills, creativity, and work ethic are a testament to what makes the activities she runs so great(Secret Santa, Review Contest, and Mafia), and I'm sure the games will only get even crazier and more wonderful in the next iteration. There were also mistakes that I made while running the game, and I promise to do better. I feel like talking to people after the game and getting insight and feedback really helped me. I'd like to thank Anthraxus and Shadowdrake for their advice and insight, they made some salient points that were quite good. Also, is it just me or does this forum activity have the highest mortality rate? I mean, CYS:Troll Attack had 3 players banned(Fresh, Blister, and Spicy). I found that quite a funny coincidence, given that the game is about catching and banning trolls.

Hey Diogenes! I’m one of the people who worked on the issue. Dude thank you so much for responding and welcome to the site! Ben did a wonderful job on his article, and he brought up some really important and salient points about misconceptions with Tylenol and causing autism, and he breaks each of them down with well researched and cogent arguments Also I love your username, Diogenes was quite an interesting guy who had a pretty unorthodox way of living. We have issues coming out every month, and we’re already hard at work on the next issue!

Very cool! Check out Spell of Slumber!

Sure, I’d be down! Hi my name is RK! Welcome to the site! How’d you find the site? What are your favorite books? What’s your favorite genre to read?

The Cthulhu stuff is from the works of an author named H.P. Lovecraft. He loved to write about giant monsters that are incomprehensibly powerful, and his works are really important to the cosmic horror genre. Petros was also referencing Lovecraft when he was talking about worshipping Eldritch gods when you first joined the site, it was a joke he was doing.

There's no shame in that, Avo. I do too!

Thank you Aldreda! I'm so happy you liked this one!

Also, just wanted to thank @Bill_Ingersoll and @Gryphon for sharing their expertise and some words of wisdom with all of us! I really enjoyed both of these interviews, and I enjoyed talking to Bill as well. We had a few questions that were cut from the main issue due to lack of space, so please scan the QR code to see this amazing interview in its entirety.